CMN 10V Exam 2 – Questions & Correct Answers
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[Thompson/Facebook] facebook and google's went up, especially facebook
3.5x more than google
What happened earlier this decade re:
Facebook and Google, concerning
the sending of traffic to websites?
What are "evergreen" stories? articles about lifestyle, diets, millenials, happiness,
etc.
What does the article conclude about only a few are news and rest are entertainment,
news vs. entertainment in the people don't look at news that much but want to see
BuzzFeed top 20 most viral stories? stuff thatremind themselves about their own lives
The last page of the article makes the ppl gather info but forget about the sources,
point that what's happening now is not questions the credibility and accuracy of info
new. Specifically, what is the author's
claim?
What does the author site as a "key our news feed is entirely our creation
difference between the old forms of
news and entertainment and
Facebook?
, [Curry/Washington Post] more and more ppl rely on social media for news and
info, 18-29 said that social media was the most helpful
What are the 3 main claims of the source of info about the presidential campaign
article (the 3 suggestions for using
social media)? 30-49 said cable tv, news websites, and then social
Re: Claim #1: media was third
—How did people ages 18-29 differ
from those 30-49 in their thoughts older americans prefer television and traditional
about political campaign news? media outlets
—How are older Americans different?
Re: Claim #2: despite its growing popularity, social media's
—What does the article suggest about influence on political participation remains unclear
the relationship of news via social
media and voter turnout? still depend on tradition factors
—What does the article suggest about
social pressure via social media and
voting?
Re: Claim #3: gathering political info via social media brings an
—What is the point here about voters' increased risk of digesting info from questionable
knowledge of sources of political sources
information?
could be false info
Lesson 11) Gender & - While society mainly believes that males/females
Communication/Hyde article are vastly different psychologically the author takes a
different view
Read the abstract carefully a couple o Author believes in gender similarities hypothesis,
of times--it contains the essence of and results from meta-analyses support this.
the article. o Gender differences can vary substantially at
different ages and depend on context, but this
overinflated claim of gender differences has
substantial costs in workplace/relationships
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Terms in this set (63)
[Thompson/Facebook] facebook and google's went up, especially facebook
3.5x more than google
What happened earlier this decade re:
Facebook and Google, concerning
the sending of traffic to websites?
What are "evergreen" stories? articles about lifestyle, diets, millenials, happiness,
etc.
What does the article conclude about only a few are news and rest are entertainment,
news vs. entertainment in the people don't look at news that much but want to see
BuzzFeed top 20 most viral stories? stuff thatremind themselves about their own lives
The last page of the article makes the ppl gather info but forget about the sources,
point that what's happening now is not questions the credibility and accuracy of info
new. Specifically, what is the author's
claim?
What does the author site as a "key our news feed is entirely our creation
difference between the old forms of
news and entertainment and
Facebook?
, [Curry/Washington Post] more and more ppl rely on social media for news and
info, 18-29 said that social media was the most helpful
What are the 3 main claims of the source of info about the presidential campaign
article (the 3 suggestions for using
social media)? 30-49 said cable tv, news websites, and then social
Re: Claim #1: media was third
—How did people ages 18-29 differ
from those 30-49 in their thoughts older americans prefer television and traditional
about political campaign news? media outlets
—How are older Americans different?
Re: Claim #2: despite its growing popularity, social media's
—What does the article suggest about influence on political participation remains unclear
the relationship of news via social
media and voter turnout? still depend on tradition factors
—What does the article suggest about
social pressure via social media and
voting?
Re: Claim #3: gathering political info via social media brings an
—What is the point here about voters' increased risk of digesting info from questionable
knowledge of sources of political sources
information?
could be false info
Lesson 11) Gender & - While society mainly believes that males/females
Communication/Hyde article are vastly different psychologically the author takes a
different view
Read the abstract carefully a couple o Author believes in gender similarities hypothesis,
of times--it contains the essence of and results from meta-analyses support this.
the article. o Gender differences can vary substantially at
different ages and depend on context, but this
overinflated claim of gender differences has
substantial costs in workplace/relationships
